Showing posts with label dorset. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dorset. Show all posts

Monday, 16 October 2023

Kings bird murdered in Weymouth, Dorset today.

Only photos so far. Anyone see anything, on the grounds of swannery court by carpark on path from Gurkha to commercial road. In Weymouth, Dorset?

 if so please comment and email101 immediately. Any more pics, maybe with swan? Likewise. Tia

swans grieving life partner 
anubis investigates
scene of the crime
system says no

Tuesday, 14 September 2010

british rail weymouthreally need to have a word with themselves

british rail weymouth really need to have a word with themselves. My latest experience was this. Went to the stationon my mobility scooter to catch a train to Poole, because my leg was hurting and my bags heavy. They refused to lock it in their compound saying it was for staff bicycles and skips. Not disabled peoples mobility scooters and that they would NOT change the rules.... See blog posts, you tube, facebook and press for more info.... 


Please comment with your experiences, good or bad, with british rail and favourite and spread online.







Wednesday, 5 August 2009

Chemtrails... I was sceptical but I've seen a lot of these in the sky over Weymouth, and they don't seem right...

And there are a lot of original videos on youtube... Recent local footage coming soon... Has anyone else seen/videoed these over Weymouth these last few days? Please video and submit to facebook

Saturday, 18 April 2009

metamememarketing-weymuff party zone calendar now online...



weymouths smart tag cloud

accommodation april areas around attractions base bay beach bed bedroomed borough breakfast britain cars chapelhay civil comfortable conspiracy constituency cottages council covering crabchurch daily data definitive dorchester echo encyclopedia england english express family feb fortuneswell free guest guide harbour history holiday house information oaklands portland tourist town travel visitor weather

Thursday, 5 February 2009

Room with Weymouth sea views available to rent

You can see the sea, on the horizon! Honestly, you can see the harbour too, if you turn your head...

zoom

Friday, 10 October 2008

Leaugue table of idiotic Council investments

need I say more... 

Kent County Council - £50 million 
Nottingham City Council - £42 million 
Norfolk County Council - £32.5 million 
Dorset County Council - £28.1 million 
Hertfordshire - £28 million 
Somerset County Council - £25 million 
Northumberland County Council - £23 million 
Surrey County Council - £20 million 
Hillingdon Council - £20 million 
Barnet Council- £27 million 
Westminster Council - £17 million 
Brent - £15 million 
Caerphilly County Council - £15 million. 
North Ayrshire - £15 million 
Plymouth City Council £13 million 
Breckland Council - £12 million 
Havering Council - £12.5 million 
West Sussex - £12.9 million 
Gloucestershire County Council - £12 million 
Cheltenham Borough Council - £11 million 
Lancashire County Council - £10 million 
Cambridge City Council - £9 million 
Wakefield - £9 million 
West Oxfordshire District Council - £9 million 
Wyre Forest District Council - £9 million 
Cheshire County Council - £8.5 million 
Bassetlaw District Council - £8 million 
Bristol City Council - £8 million 
Daventry District Council - £8 million 
Wiltshire County Council - £8 million 
South Lanarkshire Council - £7.5 million 
Derwentside District Council - £7 million 
North East Lincolnshire Council - £7 million 
West Lindsey District Council - £7 million 
Cherwell District Council - £6.5 million 
Redcar and Cleveland Council - £6 million 
Lancaster City Council - £6 million 


Tuesday, 30 September 2008

WAN members make sterling contributions to b-side

Well, most of the first Weymouth and Portland b-side (the seaside) arts festival have been packed away now, three installations in Brewers Quay will be around til tomorrow afternoon...

WAN was well represented within this diverse festival and included

Ed Jones' seahorse and snake grass installation at Tim's Cactus Kiosk

Lala Mulherns
"Some Seeker" piece in a b-shed on the cargo stage

Andy Sherlocks
"Protect and Survive" in the Nothe Fort Nuclear Bunker

Abigail Stradlings innovative jewellery, in alcoves in the Nother bunker

Sarah Butterworths "Tubular Shells,

Gary Jones' "COMSURV" web window and social bookmarking/networking, join us...

Tangwen Sandersons Seaside Nostalgia Parlour,

all in Brewers Quay


Estelle Kelleghers
work on show in the Mullberry Centre

Please commment if I've missed anyone and apologies in advance

Monday, 22 September 2008

Wednesday, 10 September 2008

google earth shaky video b-side route

googleearth1-comsurv-b-side route

my first shaky attempt, with pointless audio! I'd like to do an auto fly through and video that but don't have a clue how to. Any google earth pros out there with some tips?

Monday, 19 May 2008

petty revenge, I love it!

After being so humane and understanding to me during this difficult time, I felt it was time to give Lloydstsb a little thank you

Tuesday, 13 May 2008

Busy weekend

Well. That was hectic.

WAN way forward meeting, very productive. Then then Kinetica carnival workshops at college, excellent. Luckily just round the corner from me but still quite a hassle to get up, washed, do my exercises and get wheeled there for 10:30. Pretty tricky staying comfy for extended periods but worth the effort.

Physio today. Got some new exercises for muscles I didn't realise I had. He agreed that a fall could mean losing my leg and obviously minimising risk is a key factor for the coming year or two. On a normal crutch for my left arm now too, which is nice.

Round to mine after physio. I'll be living here full time again at the end of the month. Need to get my bed lowered and community physio are hopefully going to help out with some mods (ramp, rails, extra crutches etc.) Quite a lot to sort really. Definitely need a scooter too otherwise I'll only be able to get off Chapelhay independently on crutches, which somewhat limits my speed/range. Not sure where I'll park it though...

Darren picked me up after physio, glorious day again got me back to Chavelhay in time to meet Dean from Warm Front, who says I'm elegible for up to 2700GBP of new heating, which is nice...

So yeah. All go this cripple malarcky, best go have a look at my room...

Thursday, 8 May 2008

Disability Alliance

Thought I'd blogged these guys already? Couldn't see it so here it is again. /very useful resource for the disabled, all sorts of advice and contact info

So far I've applied for warm front heating grant, the cinema thing and a few benefits. Was just looking into ramps and stair lifts but looks like applying takes ages...

Tuesday, 6 May 2008

Useful at last!

Swa needs to know how wheels will handle the Armada down the Esplanada route, so we're going for a spin, looks like a nice day for it...

Thursday, 17 April 2008

Save Portland, Dorsets World Heritage Coast


sign it! please. they'll start next month...

Petition to: We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to prevent the imminent quarrying of the Jurassic coast of Portland, from Southwell Village to Portland Bill.
We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to prevent the imminent quarrying of the Jurassic coast of Portland, from Southwell Village to Portland Bill. More details

Monday, 14 April 2008

PROVISION OF CHAIR EQUIPMENT

PROVISION OF CHAIR EQUIPMENT
Standard chairs and chair accessories are
generally regarded as daily living equipment.
If you need to change your chair because of a
disability your local authority may provide one
on loan after an assessment by an
occupational therapist (OT) or trained
assessor. However, budget constraints make
it impossible for many authorities to provide
this sort of equipment so it is important to ask
what you may be entitled to in your area.

Better, my first quote for an OT assessment of the work place was 400 quid...

Swindon EFD website - DDA compliance contacts list
Navigator Group info@navigatorgroup.co.uk

Call 01622 655260. Guide for SMEs to conduct an access audit costing £99+VAT
Disabled Living Foundation www.dlf.org.uk


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